Barriers and Facilitators to School-Based Parent Involvement for Parents of Urban Public Middle School Students
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2014
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Alternative Title:Sage Open
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Description:Using semistructured interviews, we explored barriers and facilitators to school-based parent involvement (SBPI) in a sample of predominately African American parents (N = 44) whose children attended urban public middle schools. Barriers to SBPI (e.g., perceptions of hostile parent-teacher interactions and aggressive, disrespectful students in the school) were more commonly reported than facilitators (e.g., child invitations for involvement). Findings suggest that parents' motivations for engaging in SBPI may be undermined by a variety of barriers, resulting in low participation. Implications and tailored strategies for enhancing SBPI in this population are presented.
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Source:Sage Open. 4(4).
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Pubmed ID:27088049
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC4833392
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Volume:4
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Issue:4
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:96021cb963d596c377f5c481bc3bb5aa9b04459731ed1dd21ac9ff9cd4b189ea
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